A171 - Sunday, September 16, 1984 - North Shore News

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Open letter
COOK, M.P.

to CHUCK

Now that you have been
elected to represent us, | urge

you to do exactly that - repre-
sent us.

At an all-candidates’
meeting in Burnaby on
August 30, 1984, I asked you
if you would ask your consti-
tuents, by way of another
householder survey, ques-

Flowers

Dear Editor

We would like to thank
Capilano Nurseries and
especially ‘‘Steve’’ for the
lovely floral arrangements he
provided for our home on the
occasion of our daughter’s
wedding Aug. 26th.

Since the wedding was heid
on a Sunday, we were con-
cerned that we would have
some difficulty obtaining a
florist. Steve not only gave

Thanks

Dear Editor:

Three years ago when we
moved into our house | notic-
ed a little English hawthorn
tree on our boulevard, (city
property) growing on a 45
degree angle. With my help it
took a year for the tree to
smarten up and grow
Straight. :

On August 18th while sipp-
ing our morning coffee, we
noticed the hawthorn was
back to its 45 degree angle
The conclusion by myself and

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tions on the Cruise Missile
and the ‘‘No first use’’ posi-
tion on nuclear weapons at
NATO, and if you would
change your vote in the
House of Commons if your
constituents’ opinions § so
warranted. You said you
would. —

Even though the Conser-
vatives have scored a massive
victory across Canada, !
believe the majority of Cana-
dians do not support the

made the

guidance in selection and a
marvelous artistic talent, but
took the time to personally
deliver the larger floral ar-
rangements late Saturday and
place them about our home.

Early Sunday morning he
reappeared with the bridal
bouquet and corsages etc.,
along with several potted
mums for the garden. Thank
you, Steve, for helping make
our day a beautiful one.

ity for

the R.C.M.P. was an unfor-
tunate confrontation with a
drunk driver.

With no chance of catching
the culprit and the tree not
being planted by the city,
rehabilitation seemed im-
possible. The boulevard was
destined to be hawthorn-less!

On Aug. 22nd the tree was
growing straight again. |
couldn't believe it.

Behind my back, the
R.C.M.P. had reported the
incident to the City. The tree

Conservative policies on
nuclear issues. It is not j:st
the vocal minority who want
nuclear - capable weapons
out of Canada and who want
Canada to take an active
peace-keeping role  world-
wide. We all desperately want
our children to live out their
natural life-span. We are very
fortunate to live in this coun-
try, particularly when you
consider the alternatives.
Let’s make Canada’s voice

wedding

We would also like to
thank the City Parks Board
for the great maintenance of
Capilano Canyon Park and
especially the ‘‘Cable Pool’’
where the ceremony was
held. Our guests, ranging
from New York to California
and many Canadian pro-
vinces were very impressed
with the beauty of the area.
John and Vi Colclough
North Vancouver

awthorn

is not only straight, but has a
generous application of prun-
ing paint and a_ beautiful
haircut.

J say thank you to the City
workers and R.C.M.P. for a
job beyond the caH of duty.
To the drunk driver: ‘‘Next
time pick on something your
own size. There’s a 30-year-
old oak tree further down the
boulevard!”’

Dave Cutler
North Vancouver

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MP should push for peace

count in NATO and
Warsaw-Pact countries.

Perhaps you, Mr. Cook,

could take the lead in en-
couraging your fellow Con-
servative M.P.s to likewise
survey their constituents on
these issues to help form
future Conservative policies.
I would suggest the following
wording for your questions:
1. Do you support further
tests of the Cruise Missile in
Canada?
2. Would you support a
Canadian vote for a ‘*No
first use’’ position on nuclear
weapons in NATO at the
U.N.? (The Soviets have of-
fered to pledge ‘‘No first
use’’.)}

Thank you for accepting
this suggestion and we eager-
ly await the survey and its
honest resuits in the very near
future.

the

Gail P. Hunt
North Vancouver

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